Highland Folk Ways by I. F. Grant
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Highland Folk Ways by I. F. Grant, published in 1961. A richly detailed study of traditional life in the Scottish Highlands, exploring the customs, occupations, and social rhythms that shaped Highland communities over centuries. Grant examines how geography, clan structure, agriculture, craft traditions, and seasonal cycles influenced daily life and cultural identity. Sections include The Clans, The Fashioning of the Human Fabric, The Beasts that Set the Pattern of Human Life, The Craftsman, Sea Fishing and Boats, Sports and Festivals, Seasons and Great Occasions, and other aspects of Highland tradition and rural society. Hardcover with original dust jacket showing light shelfwear to corners and ends.
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